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Apple Has Spent 100 Million+ Dollars On Android War(gizmocrazed.com)
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How To Get Your First 1,000 Users(viniciusvacanti.com)
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Exit Interview: The creators of no-longer-with-us products explain(37signals.com)
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Report: Workers ditch laptops for iPads(macworld.com)
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by dean 15y ago
Sounds like the OP's idea of a startup is just an entity to acquire lots of users (eyeballs), and the money will follow, somehow. Sound familiar? Revenue? Profit? What's that? And reading some of the comments here, it seems many people have
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by dean 15y ago
I agree. Google is not dumb enough to do this. Talk about no upside and all downside! Risking your reputation for the equivalent of a few pennies is ridiculous. Scamming African small businesses, of all things, that's making money the hard
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Send to Kindle for PC(amazon.com)
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Jon Stewart promises to read up on SOPA, have "the Internet" as his guest(arstechnica.com)
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by dean 15y ago
" There's a lot of money to be made in freemium " I haven't heard this before. In fact, I've read about just the opposite ( http://www.softwarebyrob.com/2010/08/18/why-free-plans-dont-... ) Do you have any links? (Not talking free here, lik
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by dean 15y ago
That's a question I haven't seen much on HN, essentially: Why are you running your own business when you could be an employee?
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by dean 15y ago
This is a very wrong-headed article. The author seems to think that science should be able to get the right answers on the first try, and that if we can't, it's somehow a failure of science and any attempts at understanding should be abando
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The Year of C.E.O. Failures Explained(pogue.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by dean 15y ago
I wonder how bad a developer you have to be in order to get someone, who is only following along in "bits and pieces", really concerned for the startup that hired you.
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by dean 15y ago
Rob Walling ( http://www.softwarebyrob.com/ ) has a book called 'Start Small, Stay Small' that sounds like what you are looking for. He talks about finding a problem to solve, and has lots of practical tips and advice on how to determine if
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Profile: Luis von Ahn [video] [11:03](pbs.org)
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A Quantum Leap in Computing(pbs.org)
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Special Relativity in a Nutshell(pbs.org)
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by dean 15y ago
I agree with you. That's what I think about when I think about simplicity. It's really about having a deep enough understanding of what you are doing so that you can eliminate all the unnecessary bits. Sometimes the initial version of code
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The Underachiever(slate.com)
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by dean 15y ago
"how do you explain the fact that people flock to the stores to buy Apple products at full price when Wal-Mart, Best-Buy, and Target carry most of them, often discounted in various ways" A little off topic, but I have to say that I have n
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Comparison of Crowdfunding Websites(inc.com)
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Why Wikipedia Is as Important as the Pyramids(wired.com)
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by dean 15y ago
Putting my tester's cap on, would it be feasible to have OPERA repeat the experiment with photons, instead of neutrinos? Presumably, if that experiment showed that photons travel faster than light (i.e., light travels faster than light), it
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by dean 15y ago
"Iteration — steady incremental improvements, prototype after prototype, design after design, year after year, release after release — that process is ingrained in Apple’s (and I think Pixar’s) culture." This process is ingrained in every
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Surviving A SEO Duplicate Content Attack(sublog.subimage.com)
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by dean 15y ago
There always seems to be a pretense for these kinds of laws. And the internet is always the scapegoat. You never hear of politicians wanting to set up permanent police checks on the highway because criminals use the highways. Or set up chec
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by dean 15y ago
"the Fire is not nearly as versatile as a real tablet. It is designed almost exclusively for consuming stuff" This is a criticism that can be made of all tablets, including the iPad.
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by dean 15y ago
It's not a bug. It's a feature. Consider it a page transition effect.
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by dean 15y ago
Just googled ROFLstomp SEO. This post is number one. Only took 6 hours.
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Man calls 911 five times to complain about broken iPhone(digitallife.today.msnbc.msn.com)
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